Marriage Games with a Charming CEO

Chapter 22 Did Dr. Agos Plan to Be a Good Man

Chapter 22 Did Dr. Agos Plan to Be a Good Man

Alicia went to the toilet room.

As Zach called, Alicia remembered that she had promised him to go on a date and watch a movie today.

"Licia, I'm sorry, my dad temporarily sent me on a business trip, and now I've been taken to the airport. Our appointment this afternoon can only be canceled. I'm sorry, Licia, don't be angry with me, okay?"

The pitiful tone of the little sweet made Alicia better.

"It doesn't matter, and I have no spare time today either."

"I will take you to have delicious food after coming back!"

"Okay."

Hanging up the phone and going out of the bathroom, Alicia found that the emergency light in the operating room had gone out.

She looked up and saw a familiar figure in the distance.

Edmond looked attractive in a doctor's coat and was more eye-catching than the male model on the fashion show stage with a tall figure, wide shoulders, and a narrow waist.

Lauren followed Edmond in the direction of his office.

She said with great interest.

"Dr. Agos, do you remember the last time you promised to go on a date with me? Why don't we go to the mountain to enjoy nature later?"

Edmond came out of the office and returned a lunch box to her.

Their voice suddenly turned down.

Alicia stood far away and didn't hear their words, but she could guess it from the girl's shy expression.

Alicia lowered her head to look at the thermos in her hand.

She thought it was a joke.

She was too stupid to worry that Edmond would forget to have a meal with a busy work schedule in the hospital.

There were so many people to care about his health and it didn't need her.

Alicia laughed at herself and left the hospital with the thermos.

However, Alicia had no idea that after a short time, the girl broke down and cried in the corridor, and the personnel of the whole hospital felt sorry for her.

Alan joined in the fun and ran into Edmond's office excitedly.

"Damn it, Dr. Agos, did you make the girl cry? You have changed. You never made a lady heartbroken before!"

Edmond hung up his white coat and made a half smile.

Alan asked again.

"What did you do? The girl cried so badly that I couldn't bear it."

"I said that I am married and told her not to come to the hospital to find me in the future."

Alan cursed again.

"Dr. Agos, are you going to be a good man?"

"I am always a good man."

"...Haha, it's not funny at all."

Edmond smiled and didn't explain. He packed his things and was ready to leave. Suddenly Alan said, "That's strange. The nurse said there was a beautiful woman coming to deliver your meal just now. Why didn't I look at her?"

Edmond paused for a moment.

"Who?"

"Just a woman who looks very pure has a great figure and wears a red dress. I just heard them talking about pure desire for beauty, Dr. Agos, haven't you seen it? "

Edmond frowned.

Pure-looking, good figure, red dress?

Hearing these adjectives, Edmond thought of Alicia's figure.

Edmond was touched slightly but he was a little uncertain.

After all, Alicia was too arrogant to do such a considerate thing.

"Where is she?"

"I don't know. The nurse at the counter said that she sat on the bench for a long time, but she was gone when you came out from the operation. What a pity! I want to see how beautiful that woman is, Dr. Agos. Next time she comes to see you, you must let me know!"

Edmond couldn't listen to Alan's following words.

He frowned when he left the hospital.

Driving Lamborghini back to the villa, Edmond found the room was empty, and Alicia should have gone back to her apartment.

Edmond called several times but no one answered, so he simply stopped.

After all, that was just his guess. If Alicia had never been to the hospital at all and he asked directly, he would be laughed at by Alicia.

After coming out of the shower, Edmond stared at the double bed for a long time, and finally, he picked up his mobile phone to call Alicia.

It was quickly answered this time.

However-

"Hello? Who are you looking for?"

It was a man's voice.